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Celebrate excellence in garden media – Sponsorship opportunities now open for the 2026 GMG Awards The prestigious Garden Media Guild Awards – affectionately known as the gardening ‘Oscars’ – will return on 20th November 2026, with The Savoy once again providing a spectacular backdrop for an evening celebrating the very best in garden media. Recognising

For the month of May, Johnsons Lawn Seed is encouraging gardeners to put the mower away and let lawns grow, helping to support bees, butterflies and other wildlife as part of Plantlife’s No Mow May initiative. Alongside this, Nature’s Lawn is being highlighted as a simple way to go one step further – creating a lawn that works for both people and

GIMA’s latest Buyer Connect event, held this month at Dobbies Garden Centre, Milton Keynes, has been hailed a resounding success, bringing together more than 40 suppliers for a packed schedule of one-to-one meetings with the Dobbies’ commercial buying team. Designed to facilitate meaningful, commercially focused conversations, the event provided GIMA members with a valuable platform

Spring has arrived and summer is around the corner, so it’s time to create a fun and functional outdoor space for the whole family, including your furry friend! Imagine lazy afternoons under a shade sail, splashing in a doggy pool, or evenings spent chilling together. With a few simple tweaks, your outdoor space can become a haven for both

The Greenfingers Charity has announced plans to transform an uplifting show garden from this year’s RHS Malvern Spring Festival (7th – 10th May, Three Counties Showground) into a permanent therapeutic space for children, families and carers at the James Hopkins Trust in Gloucester. Designed by Tom Saunders, Jon Pilling and Dr Amie Wheeldon and sponsored by Pictorial

Palms are amongst the popular of houseplants in the UK, helping to create a luscious and laidback ambiance with their exotic foliage and luxurious silhouettes. Many varieties thrive indoors in the UK all year round, whilst also enjoying a summer outdoors on patios, balconies and terraces. Growing palms indoors became fashionable in the UK during